I'm looking to put my 52 on a 95 s10 frame its ext cab and I've been hearing its the cheapest easiest way to go. I've only helped and talked to people that did the late 80s and early 90s model s10s anyone have more info on this style Swap and what I could use for a newer style ac and heat?
1952 chevy 3600 swap to 95 ext cab s10
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I've seen kits offered for around $ 1000, I don't know what years parts were used. Some chassis swaps are easy others are a real pain. I would carefully look at one THAT has already been done, rather than believe someone that says it' is easy. Usually it's easier to keep the stock frame and upgrade the suspension. We did a 48 Jeepster on a 78 blazer 4 X 4, it was about 4 times as much work as I was led to believe.
I've seen kits offered for around $ 1000, I don't know what years parts were used. Some chassis swaps are easy others are a real pain. I would carefully look at one THAT has already been done, rather than believe someone that says it' is easy. Usually it's easier to keep the stock frame and upgrade the suspension. We did a 48 Jeepster on a 78 blazer 4 X 4, it was about 4 times as much work as I was led to believe.
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